Getting here
The best way to reach the house, however you are travelling.
Here are directions to Cueva de Lindaraja however you arrive in Granada. In every case we suggest the city bus, because it is the cheapest option and it is not much slower than a taxi. We also give you approximate taxi and Uber fares.
A standard city bus ticket includes one hour of free transfers. Prices are approximate and were last checked in 2023: please confirm them on the Transportes Rober website or in the Moovit app.
I'm coming by car
Driving to Cueva de Lindaraja is a bit unusual, as is getting around the neighbourhood and much of the city by car. That’s why we have a dedicated guide: if you’re coming by car, have a look here.
I'm coming by BlaBlaCar
BlaBlaCar usually drops you at the Recogidas petrol station, opposite the Neptuno shopping centre.
- Walk to Calle Neptuno, 5, where there is a city bus stop.
- Take the C5 bus and get off 7 stops later, at Plaza Isabel la Católica 2.
- Walk for about 4 minutes to Plaza Nueva.
- Take the C34 bus and get off 6 stops later, at Camino del Sacromonte 89.
- The house is 40 metres from the stop.
- City bus: €1.40 · about 25 min
- Taxi: about €10 · Uber: €8 to €11
There are other combinations, but they involve more walking or more changes. Taxis wait at the entrance to the Neptuno shopping centre.
I'm coming by coach
There is a city bus stop right outside the coach station.
- Take the 33 bus and get off 8 stops later, at Gran Vía 5 – Catedral.
- At that same stop, take the C34 and get off 6 stops later, at Camino del Sacromonte 89.
- The house is 40 metres from the stop.
- City bus: €1.40 · about 30 min
- Taxi: about €10 · Uber: €8 to €11
Taxis wait outside the station.
I'm coming by train
- As you leave the station, walk about 250 metres to the Avda. Constitución 27 – Estación ferrocarril stop.
- Take the 4 bus and get off 4 stops later, at Gran Vía 5 – Catedral.
- Take the C34 and get off 6 stops later, at Camino del Sacromonte 89.
- The house is 40 metres from the stop.
- City bus: €1.40 · about 25 min
- Taxi: about €8 · Uber: €6 to €8
Taxis wait outside the station.
I'm flying into Granada
Alsa runs an airport bus into the city centre (line 245) which, according to its website, leaves half an hour after each flight lands. The stop is on the right as you leave the terminal, next to the taxi rank. Here are the route and timetable.
- Take the airport bus (about 25 minutes, €3) and get off at Gran Vía – Catedral. You can buy the ticket on the bus or on the Alsa website, from «Aeropuerto Granada-Jaén» to «Palacio de Congresos Granada», which is the end of the line.
- Take the C34 and get off 6 stops later, at Camino del Sacromonte 89.
- The house is 40 metres from the stop.
- Buses: about €4.40 per person · about 40 min
- Taxi: about €35 · Uber: €25 to €34 · about 30 min
There’s more information in our guide to Granada airport.
I'm flying into Málaga
Alsa runs a bus from Málaga airport to Granada. It leaves from Terminal 3, on the arrivals road opposite the transport interchange, takes about two and a half hours and costs about €11.57. You can buy the ticket on the bus or on the Alsa website, from «Aeropuerto Málaga» to «Estación de autobuses Granada».
From Granada coach station, follow the coach directions.
- Buses: about €13 · about 3 hours
- Taxi: €163 by day and €193 at night · Uber: €155 to €208 · an hour and a half
You can book a taxi in advance.
Once you’re here
Don’t worry: getting around Granada is very easy. It’s a small city and everything is close by. Take a look at our more detailed guides to getting around Granada so you don’t waste a minute planning your trip.
